National Athletic Club and Church League clash in outfield notes
In a swirl of league chatter a crowded report highlights players from St Stephen's Institute Aloysius and National Athletic Club. Mentions Crangton, Handiboe and McCarron with brief game outcomes and upcoming fixtures across Fourth and M streets Mount Pleasant and Coliseum venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen’s Institute
McCarron
Drerman
Handiboe
McCarthy
Aloysius
Carr
Stephen
Mount Pleasant
Symanoski
National Athletic Club
Norfolk
Jimmie Kerr
Crangton
Washington
Georgetown University
White
Chicago Americans
Kid Battery
Corry
St. Stephen's Institute
Fourth
M Streets
Union Station
Aselton
Rube Wadtell
Se Patrick's
National Yshtele Ciup
St Ken'’s Institute
Garrett Ninstitute
Ite Lot
Carroll
National Chiette Club
Fourth Straight Defeat for St Louis as Philadelphia Triumphs
Philadelphia beat St Louis for the fourth consecutive time in a rain affected game. Leaders on both sides produced key hits while Philadelphia’s offense proved more opportune. Attendance 2,088 with weather unsettled and several stolen bases noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Tovdey
Brooklyn Wins Two In Split With Pittsburg In Doubleday Style
Brooklyn took the first game by heavy hitting and Pittsburg errors. In the second game Brooklyn led until the seventh before four hits and two errors gave Pittsburg the lead, with attendance at 4,760 as the locals faltered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adisms
Stahl
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Rwoahb Clymer
Oman
Clarke
Sneckard
Leach
Lumby
Wegner
Batch
Howard
Gernler
Rain
O' Malay
Ritchey
Hewis
Brookyn
Versrae
Wagner
Flaherty
Hall
Gessler
Malay
Clymer
Eestor
Tess
Bells
OM Robertaulle
Flgherty
Mitchell
Balla
Brain
Robertallie
Hillebrand
ball—Giheon
Wits
Oit
Lewis
Peitz
Ritter
O. Gqligeo
Philipps Po
Gaokletip
Pittaburg
Waster
Foltz
Sheckard
Hatch
Breia
Patch
Basce
Boutle
Strickiett
Phil- Uppe
Stricklett
Mr. O'Day
Justice Team Climb From Last Place with Win Over Library
Justice tops Library in a departmental league contest lifting from last to nearly Commerce and Labor. Burbank pitched well and Bielaski sparkled on the bases as Justice wins 4 0. Details include errors by Justice and Library, several singles and doubles, and a 1 hour 69 minute game officiated by Mr. Colifiower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice
Commerce
Laper
Burbank
Bielaski
Jugticn. Rhoah
RHOA+ Kleins
Ambrose
U Sullivan
Mathewa
McMahon
Mathias
Beckett
Andrews
Reed
Woolworth
Househan
Olotmen
Young
Herndon
Xrod Farr
Rathman
Ruedy
Bullivan
Kietnachmidt
Bosee
Sullivan
Dixon
Bictaski
Farrington
Andrew
Colifiower
Epiphany Chapel Beats St Martin in Inter-League Clash
Epiphany Chapel defeated St Martin 11 to 8 in an inter-league contest. Epiphany led 6 0 after five innings then pulled away with a seventh inning rally aided by St Martin errors. Galligher allowed 12 hits with Gordon yielding 10, as Epiphany gained the win behind strong batting from Howell, Lawson, and Dugan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette
St. Paul Ye
St. Martin
Epiphany Chapel
St. Vincent
Bureau Grounds
St. Martins
Epiphany Boys
Galligher
RHOA
St Martin
Rhoah Lawson
Howell
Evans
Dugen
Hanvey
Galli
A. Rogers
Bagett
Robertson
Martin’s
Harned Rani
St. Martin's
Strore
St. Martin’s
B. Galigher
Gordon
Piteiel Ey
B. Gailligher
Eagett
Bs. Menman
St Vincent defeats St Paul in ragged league game
Inter league clash on bureau grounds saw St Vincent of Marquette defeat St Paul Episcopal League team 7 to 2. Me la ter yielded four singles, Byram pitched seven innings before McKnew. Meister allowed four hits in his lone inning. Umpire LAtchfield. Time about 1 hour 50 minutes. Popiesville later beat Point of Bovis 5 to 4 in a separate report with Butler and Bell standout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent
St. Paul
St. Paul's
Marquette
Honora
Byram
McKnew
Meister
St Paul
Bt- Vincent
Sasea
Peal
Balle
Popiesville
Washington Post
Boyds
Bovis
Butler
Bell
Germantown Defeated by Eagle Athletic Club in Baseball
Saunders pitched brilliantly for the Eagle Athletic Club, fanning twelve and allowing only two hits as Germantown fell 5 to 3. Scoring details show E A C with six earned runs to Germantown's two, while both teams benefited from errors and a pair of passed balls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Eagle Athletic Club
Saunders
AL Cc
Germent
Saattt
Connere
Allen
M'Nicklen
Perkins
Mcarthy
Kimmel
Watson
Siseler
al Gardner
McUll
Stewart
Walker
Ervet
Wagner
Adah
Engle Athletic Club
Eeeyere
Twoparehii
McCarthy
Lemuel
Mr. Brady
Saundera
Laurel Routs Brentwood In Baseball Shutout
Laurel outplayed Brentwood on the local grounds to claim a shutout as the Laurels scored in multiple innings and Brentwood managed no runs. Stars include Fenwick and Finnigan for Laurel while Ogie, Stockman, and Bergling contributed for Brentwood. Later, Aloysius meets National A C at the Coliseum as Capital League standings tighten with Kerr Meyers Cantwell and Gates in focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel
Brentwood
Rhoare Smith
Fenwick
Ol Stockman
Fentric
Finnigan
Barrion
Ogle
Shoma
Qjeore
Q Brooks
Finnigen
Ogie
Wile Ditch—Ogie
batle—Smith
Harrison
Aloysius
National A. C
National Athletic Club
Coliseum
Nationals
Kerr
Meyers
Riley
Cantwell
Gates
Aloysius Club
Department League Notes Highlight Navy War and Agriculture Title Talk
The piece notes league leaders Navy War and Agriculture expect a tight race, warns of late starts and darkness endings, and lists weekly games including Navy vs Post Office and Treasury vs War. It praises Freddie Hiebschmidt of Justice as top talent with strong batting and glove stats across twelve games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
War
Agriculture
Post-office
Commerce and Labor
Library Va
Justice
Treasury
Interior
Library
Togs
Freddie Hiebschmidt
The
Hig
Chess Journey Results in Barmen Masters Tourney
In Barmen Germany Aug 16 play resumed in the international chess masters tournament. Morning winners included Janowski and Marshall while Burn drew with Maroczy. Afternoon victories saw Mieses over Bardeleben and Bernstein over Tschigorin. Suechting grew with Berger. games Gallacall Wolf and Alapin John adjourned. In Newport R I Aug 6 northwest gale delayed the New York Yacht Club voyage to Vineyard Haven postponed until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barmen
Germany
Janowski
Marshall
Burn
Maroczy
Mieses
Bardeleben
Bernstein
Tschigorin
Suechting
Berger
Gallacall
Wolf
Alapin
John
Newport
R. I
New York Yacht Club
Vineyard Raven
Old-Timers Hold Fast As Baseball News Flows
The Washington and Cleveland clubs arrive in Cleveland early today while the Nationals plan a day and night off. Retired globetrotter Billy Earle played 1,420 games in 25 years. Dick Harley seeks a resignation as Toronto manager. Ferris of Boston posts four hits in a 11-base day as a dozen roster notes unfold including Hillebrand talks and many releases across clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland
Nationals
Billy Earle
Globe-Trotter
Dick Harley
Toronto
Wiley Pratt
Toledo
Ferris
Boston
Howard Griffith
Ban Johnson
Rock Island
Springfield
Orleang
Atlanta
Meridian
Miss
Jack Dunn
Providence
Boston Nationals
Jack
Hummell
Holyoke
Hanlon
Reds
Kelley
Clarke Griffith
Southpaw Hogg
Jesse Tannehill
Tannehill
White Sox
Chicago
Philadelphia
National Baseball Commission
Cincinnati
Johnson
American League
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
Dac’ Hillebrand
Princeton
Senators
Pirates
Doc’ Hillebrand
Hies Ponder
Hickman
Detroit
Anderson
New York
Doran
Dick Padden
St. Louis
Bobby Wood
George la Chance
Padden
McAleer
Weaver
Rickey
Morgan
Moran
Wood
Sullivan
Ford
Thomas
Braoymiller
Clarkson
Puttmann
Shaughnessy
Rothgeb
P. Sullivan
Murlen
Ferry
Grant
Kid Gleason
Phillies
Jim McGuire
New York Americans
Buck Ewing
Mike Kelly
Bushong
Charlie Snyder
Tom Daly
Radbourne
Welch
Oday
White
Comiskey
McPhee
Latham
Angon
Dunlan
Goldsmith
Williamson
Fogarty
Ferguson
Jimmy Evan
Jim McGuige
Hllebrand Brothers
Pittsburg Club
Homer
Homer Hillebrand
Arthur
Washington Club
Doe
Haseen
The
Doc
Plattsburg
Summmer
Vermont
Ebrand
Dot Hillebrand
Ashington
Jansburg
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Elste
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Dieuer
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Pea Rieder
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the Allts
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